The Japanese Tea Cabinet serves as a dedicated storage solution for tea ceremony utensils, sweets, and tableware. It is meticulously crafted by combining floating two-level shelves and various small drawers to meet the specific requirements of tea ceremonies.
Traditionally, tea cabinets are constructed using woods with exquisite grains. This particular piece is crafted from keyaki (Japanese zelkova), cedar, and paulownia, with facade panels covered in black persimmon.
The sliding glass doors of this case offer a clear view of every corner, allowing you to showcase your favourite accessories or cups & soccers arranged on different shelves. As it stores your items, it also adds to the room’s decor, seamlessly integrating into the interior design.
With its reasonable size and two-tiered design, this cabinet offers ample storage space for various purposes, making it a versatile addition to any space while also serving as an exquisite Japanese interior decoration.
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Dimensions: Hight 120cm, Width 80cm, Depth 30cm
Period: Taisho (1912-1926) / early Showa (1926-1989)
Material: Zelkova serrata/Cryptomeria japonica
